former players

[AlphaMikeFoxtrot]

Pinto with two and Boeser with one, 3rd period starting now. 

[Big A HG]

23 minutes ago, AlphaMikeFoxtrot said:

Pinto with two and Boeser with one, 3rd period starting now. 

Not to be outdone, Boeser joins Pinto with his second as well.

[sioux rube]

6 former Sioux in the game tonight. Wonder if that's the most ever in one game 

[sioux rube]

4 minutes ago, Big A HG said:

Not to be outdone, Boeser joins Pinto with his second as well.

Sanderson with 2 assists 

[sioux rube]

Sanderson wins it in overtime 

[petey23]

6 minutes ago, sioux rube said:

Sanderson wins it in overtime 

Great game! Senators are on a heater! 6 in a row, 8 of last 9.

[petey23]

12 minutes ago, sioux rube said:

6 former Sioux in the game tonight. Wonder if that's the most ever in one game 

We could even call it 7 or 6 and half.

Miller was on campus, taking classes and skating with team he had committed to until late July/Early August when the Rangers told him they would prefer for him to go play in Plymouth instead. 

[cberkas]

Spittin' Chiclets giving it to Pinto in the interview 

When asked about North Dakota "They got hyperbaric chambers in there, rub and tugs" - Biznasty 

[brianvf]

Nice article on the NoDak Sens:

https://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/und-hockey/the-nodak-sens-have-arrived-for-ottawa

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"When I think about North Dakota, it's just the guys," Sanderson said. "It's the closest-knit group I've ever been a part of. We're bonded for life. Having three of those guys here with me made the transition to the NHL much easier."

Pinto said he sometimes thinks back to the UND days.

"I miss just coming to the rink every day," Pinto said. "We basically lived at the rink at The Ralph, and the camaraderie you have in college — you live with your buddies — that's what I miss the most. We try to stay in touch. But as you get older it gets harder because everyone goes their separate paths. But I just miss those days and I obviously miss The Ralph, too. There's nothing like The Ralph."

Kleven said his development in college led him to the Senators.

"I'm so grateful for UND, just the coaching staff, the players, the fans, my family and everything there," Kleven said. "I'm so grateful for it. It was a dream come true playing for them. I wouldn't be in the NHL right now if it wasn't for North Dakota."

 

[sioux rube]